Hattie B’s | Dallas, TX
Nearly the entire turn-of-the-century structure was rehabilitated in this adaptive reuse project in Dallas, TX.
Nearly the entire turn-of-the-century structure was rehabilitated in this adaptive reuse project in Dallas, TX.
Involved in every step of this adaptive reuse project, ACS transformed this non-descript space into a fun ice cream shop in Durham, NC.
The beauty is in the details of this Patagonia, found in a former mayonnaise factory built in the early 1900s.
ACS collaborated with Warby Parker to construct this stunning site to be consistent with their existing corporate visual identity.
Originally home to a burger joint in the 1950’s, we addressed issues in the aging building to support a modern, high-volume restaurant.
Though the mission inside the building was one of hope, the building itself was an anchor in a forgotten area of Raleigh that over the years was lined with neglected buildings bordering the train tracks.
ACS was involved in the entire process of bringing this beauty to market–from the first steps of working with the developer, Asana Partners, to lead the exploratory demolition; to tending to the finishing touches just before the grand opening.
ACS found the beauty in a neglected, worn factory warehouse from 1950 and turned it into a vibrant, award-winning retail spot.
Modernized with updated structural details the building now bridges the history and warehouse-vibe of area, to the neighboring new development including modern office buildings and apartments.
True to brand, ACS and Patagonia restored this Pittsburgh building to its original glory in the city’s Shadyside neighborhood.